Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-19
ANARCHIST LINGO


CHICAGO, Noy. i0-Iouis LingV. the
anarchist will never speak again. Quick.
awful as was even the act Of his Creator
the voice that cried "hoche, die anarchie. .
was turned to silence forever. What
seemed mutiled, horrible echo Of the fear
fai bomb Of the Haymarkst, came sudden
In bis lonely cell this morning. That in
slant the mans face which, belieing his
hendlike deeds, has seemed beautiful as an
archangle's, was made revolving mass Of
blood and shreds Of tangled flesh. Louis
Lingg was triumphant Despite all human
efforts, he had eilaeed from even his coun-
tenance every trace Of Gods image. For
single instant, with his back against the
ban Of Lingg's cell door, the stalwart
guard stood stupeaed, while pun Of blue
smoke from the dark recess behind unno-
ticed crossed his shoulder. Then ensued
A WILD RUSH OF DEPUTIES
the changing Of iron gates, and above the
confusion and din, the hOarse shouting Of
the guard; sits Linggl It's Lingg! That
came from Lingg~ With rapid, cautious
movement the turnkey flung the cell door
open. aud with an eager peer into the
shadow, two excited deputies jumped pell-
NELL in, Their gesticulaIions of horror
brought other guards quickly within the
cell. An age Of agony and suspense was
passed by the jail inmates in the cells
l alnga a,,A aroura Tshan. -. . .b.alg...
Of feet on the stone floor, and then hum
dred Of strained eyes watching down
through the iron netting and bars saw
groups Of guards in their shirt-sleeyes strug-
Cling ueross dimly lighted area, bearing
by the legs and arms tho body Of a. man
between them. The upturned face was
HUGE clor or BLOOD.
but tho turnkey, who supported the head,
had his fingers wound tightly into the un-
uiistakeable brown, curling ringleis Of the
bOmbmaker, Louis Lingg. The big key Of
JaiieE FolE grating ia the main lock inter
rnpied foF moment the sound Of patter-
, | Ing blood ON the white stone pavement
! There was a cFeaking Of rusty hinges, and
anarchists and common iailpirds had gazed
their Las, on Louis Lingg. A few steps
! brought the huddlel up oogiege 10 the bath.
! room Of tho jail, a siuiy lit,le apartment
scarcely ten feet square. Lingg was
/. dumped on the floor with srAnt Tenderness,
, by tbe men who have been daily hall
i expecting 10 meet their death a. his hands
TO all appearances the anarchist was STARK
dead. His 1.-THE, athletic form was clothed
l oniy in = short tanie, and the bFawny
a limits seemed rigid. A small pool Of gor,
!. was soon
FinATINo TlE BROWN crRls
! surn,ounting the broad shoulders, and on
r glance showed how I.ingg had siriSen viii
> dynamite 70 blow on his own head. Tn
]. ea,ire lower half OF the once handsome fac
/. was gone. including the upper lip and ias
6 aud The under fraction Of the rcse. When
/, hai been was now Jagged, bloody gap
extending across 70 the ears and down :
8 the "Adaui's apple.
y "opsn your eyes, Lingg. exclaimed th
~ Iail doctor. who had jus, reached The room
y To tho astonishment Of the bystanders
!" I.lngg's eyes opened aud looked ealml
about him. lie was Immediately raised ;
a table and pTopped up with pillows II
was washed hurriedly. White cloth ban
g dagem were passed around the lower pari {
. the face aud around The top Of the head
n b,diar ali but the nose. eyes and forehead
all
TnE tousE, DANGLING BOXES,
lg and iissh. being iirst cut away. The quit
n percha mouth Of fountain syringe vi
inserted into the great hole len By q
- dynamite. BY this method water an
4, brandy were administered. This VI
repeated al intervals, linEg meanwhi
oi gazing steadiastly about him, watchit
eyery move Of those in tho room, but q
ne par,n,ly Indifferent to what they did, ~
"a caring nothing about the almost ccasele
ALARMING OF tho door, only q few ie
ne distant. Every now and then, witho
y any seeming immediate cause, ieart
hollow eroaning would sound through q
" HANDBAGS. Listeners aEhast would aba
don tho room, only TO give place
:, new set not yet weakened
Re. enc horrors, within tho death ehamb'
x IIurr moved his long, sinewy rig
rs arm casily--his left hand was torn
ot che dynamlte-aud without Trouble wrc
S ye IN German simple directions as TO raise b
N. higher or tho like. Beyond a glance
II. recognition to Captain Black, who cal
into the room for a moment, 'and,said: ~
MT fellcw,n There was nothing TO break
horrible agony Of
SIX MORTAL HOURS WAIT
rsr for DEATHS approach Thelltcy. DR.. bolu
zee IN, Methodist minister attending field'
~ went In. hut got no answering look IN
od Iinpr. The minister came ont shakt
On his head hclplessly. Lingg's breath
nj gradually became slower. The palior
,in his forehead decpened. A slight gu
So So was noticed in the n
"n sunken eyes. Some one said, she is dyinI
Gu, and the reporters made ready for rush
the nearest telephones. Ingg's big ore
y heaved once and was still. Hiseyes ioo'
atraiaht ahead, with something Of their
" brightness, but at whisper from the d
The Tor the reporters dashed 70 the teiepnoi
ics, falling over one another down inc nan
ia, stairway 10 the courtyard IN their efforts
MN tell the news FIRST While the report
~ .,t. .rd WINNING tho dos